T
he experience of Irish immigrants in Britain has been explored
through various publications in recent years.
However, these studies have focussed primarily on the public arena,
where men were dominant, and there is little to tell us of the experience of
irish women in Britain.
Irish Women in Lancashire explores the subject through the words of 40 'ordinary' Irish women who moved to Britain between
1922 and 1960.
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